Revving up Asean’s EV future


KUALA LUMPUR: Sales of electric vehicles (EV) may have increased over the years, but this factor isn’t enough to justify placing more charging stations across the country, says Yinson Holdings Bhd chief executive officer Lim Chern Yuan.

According to Lim, one of the moves that drove EV sales was low taxes, which led to an increase in sales. Currently, there are about 38,000 EVs on the road.

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